We the Generation

Electronic · 2010 · 14 tracks · 1h 1m

We the Generation

High-speed drum and bass rhythms collide with big-hearted soul and triumphant brass sections. A collaborative explosion of UK dance-pop energy.

October 2, 2010 · Asylum Records

An infectious, high-energy celebration of human connection and collective euphoria.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks · 1h 1m

01

I Will for Love

4:08

02

Never Let You Go

3:56

03

We the Generation

3:42

04

Love Ain’t Just a Word

4:03

05

Rumour Mill

4:04

06

Common Emotion

4:50

07

Go Far

4:31

08

Foreign World

4:18

09

Too Cool

3:59

10

Bloodstream

5:09

11

Treading on Water

5:16

12

Needn’t Speak

4:58

13

Lay It All on Me

4:02

14

New Day

4:19

Moments Worth Listening For

The explosive brass fanfare that kicks off Never Let You Go, signaling a shift from pop-verse to dance-floor mayhem.

The gritty, bluesy vocal delivery of Bobby Womack on New Day, providing a hauntingly soulful bookend to the record.

The way Bloodstream builds from a tense acoustic strum into a frantic, percussive climax that feels like a racing heartbeat.

Reviews

AllMusic

Where This Album Departs

How does We the Generation sound next to the rest of Rudimental's catalogue?

Maximalist+0.9σ

The production is pushed a touch harder into maximalist than this artist usually allows.

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